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Delayed Periods and Vagina drynes
Asking for one of my friend, she had delayed period. January month she got on 11th Jan, Feb-14th, March-12, april-5 and May- Delayed.
She had intercourse on April-29. This month expecting period on 5th as in April it was on 5th but it got delayed till date. On May 14th she had a pregya test which is negative. Now she having full dryness and no mood of sexual desires. Now can we consider that she is pregnant or she need to repeat the test? Please suggest she is unmarried
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If the pregnancy test was negative , then she is not pregnant. She can take medicines for her periods to come and needs further evaluation for delayed periods.
The dryness can be suggestive of infection and needs to be checked.
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If her urine pregnancy test is negative then she is not pregnant. Dryness of the vagina may be due to fungal infection too. Or it can be due to aversion to sex.
She is unmarried and she had irregular periods. So she will always be worried about pregnancy.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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If the pregnancy test is negative patient is not pregnant
She needs medicine to help get her periods
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